Amphibians

European tree frog

Published on August 19, 2017 | Leave a response

Profile European tree frogs are small frogs living, of course, in Europe, but also in western Asia. Most frogs are… read more

Published on May 13, 2017

Profile The mudpuppy is a somewhat large salamander living in mid-eastern North America. Like the axolotl, this animal is neotenic,… read more

Published on March 18, 2017

Profile The Majorcan midwife toad is a small amphibian living only on a single island in Europe. This island’s name… read more

Published on January 21, 2017

Update of post from January 11, 2014 Profile Poison dart frogs are small colorful amphibians living in the rain forests… read more

Published on December 10, 2016 | 1 Response

Update of post from December 7, 2013 Profile Red-eyed tree frogs are probably the most recognizable frogs in the world,… read more

Published on September 17, 2016

Update of the post on 9/28/2013 Profile The axolotl is a weird salamander living only in a small area in… read more

Published on July 30, 2016

Profile Giant tree frogs are somewhat large amphibians living in Australia and the surrounding islands. Most of these frogs are… read more

Published on June 18, 2016

Profile Olms are somewhat large salamanders living in southern Europe. These weird looking amphibians are completely blind. Their skin is… read more

Published on May 7, 2016

Profile African bullfrogs are large frogs living in central Africa. Both males and females are olive green in color on… read more

Published on March 26, 2016

Profile Darwin’s frogs are small amphibians living in southern South America. These frogs, as you may have already guessed, are… read more